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Executive Clemency by Pardon: a Guide to Pardon Success

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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY BY PARDON: A GUIDE TO PARDON SUCCESS provides advice from state pardon boards and governors to help pardon applicants understand the criteria necessary for pardon consideration. In addition, the resource includes examples of actual state pardon applications granted versus actual state pardon applications denied so readers may discover the characteristics of pardon attainment.

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY BY PARDON includes tips and resources to help applicants achieve what pardon officials look for in a pardon application: exemplary conduct. The guide discusses the exemplary conduct of finding employment, volunteering for an organization that helps others, creating a volunteer project, and pursuing an education and career. EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY BY PARDON also includes examples of how to write the evidence of exemplary conduct, which is a request found in almost all pardon applications. To help readers get started in the pardon process, state-by-state pardon contact and eligibility information is provided.

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Simone R. Richardson

The first time someone came up to SIMONE at her job as a public library librarian and said, “Ma’am, I’ve just been released from prison and I need help,” Simone developed the compassion and deep understanding that encouraged her to create this resource. Simone has been working in the library setting for over 20 years and currently works as a librarian in Akron, Ohio. Simone holds a Master of Library Science degree from Kent State University. Simone also holds a MA degree in Communication and a BA degree in Communicative Disorders from the University of Akron.

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Executive Clemency by Pardon:

A Guide to Pardon Success

Simone R. Richardson

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Bloomington

Executive Clemency by Pardon: A Guide to Pardon Success

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The information, ideas, and suggestions in this book are not intended to render legal advice. Before following any suggestions contained in this book, you should consult your personal attorney. Neither the author nor the publisher shall be liable or responsible for any loss or damage allegedly arising as a consequence of your use or application of any information or suggestions in this book.

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Preface

Introduction

Chapter 1

What is Executive Clemency?

Chapter 2

Finding Employment

Chapter 3

Volunteer Your Time

Chapter 4

Educational and Career Endeavors

Chapter 5

Federal Employment Restrictions

Chapter 6

Describing Evidence of Exemplary Conduct

Chapter 7

Questions on a Pardon Application

Chapter 8

State Pardons Granted Versus State Pardons Denied

Chapter 9

State-by-State Pardon Contact and Eligibility Information

Chapter 10

Incentives to Hire Ex-Offenders

About the Author

Bibliography

Glossary

Appendix A

My Letter to the Honorable Dave Freudenthal, Governor of Wyoming

(The first Governor to answer my letter)

Appendix B

My Response to C.A. Crofts, Counsel to the Honorable Dave Freudenthal Governor of Wyoming

Appendix C

My Response Letter to the Office of the Honorable John Elias Baldacci, Governor of Maine, Addressed to Karla Black Deputy Legal Counsel

Appendix D

Letter from the Office of the Governor State of Washington

Appendix E

State of Maine Pardon

Appendix F

Resources to Help Improve Skills

Appendix G

Job Search Resources

Dedication

To the formerly incarcerated people and ex-offenders who are striving to live a productive crime free life.

My Zen

We are all interconnected.

The ex-offender’s stress is my stress.

The ex-offender’s pain is my pain.

Whatever burdens the ex-offender will eventually burden me.

Whatever worries the ex-offender will eventually worry me.

Whatever affects one will eventually affect the other.

As I heal the pain and suffering of the ex-offender,

I heal the pain and suffering in me.

Simone R. Richardson

Preface

What I learned through my experience meeting ex-offenders as a public library librarian helped me acquire deep understanding, wisdom, and compassion, concerning the plight of the formerly incarcerated person. In addition, I acquired a deep understanding through my ex-offender related research, facilitation of library job search workshops, past resume seminars, and volunteer work with the homeless and formerly incarcerated persons. As a result of my research and compassion, I composed Executive Clemency by Pardon: A Guide to Pardon Success.

Executive Clemency by Pardon: A Guide to Pardon Success may be useful for the official or teacher who assists the ex-offender. The resource is also geared toward the ex-offender (formerly incarcerated or not) who obtained the mental strength, determination, and acquired the education to turn his or her life around for the betterment of society. The resource targets the individual who decides to take on the additional challenge; the challenge to apply for a pardon.

Executive Clemency by Pardon is a helpful guide for the former offender who can express, as a narrative on a pardon application, atonement for the mistakes of the past. The resource may benefit the applicant who can accept responsibility for wrongdoing and convey eagerness to right the harm done to others. The guide may encourage the former offender to develop and provide the evidence (on the pardon application) of giving back to the community that which was taken during the committing of the crime.

The pardon application process is a long one and acquiring a pardon is not guaranteed. The applicant’s life may be thoroughly investigated by pardon officials, and the pardon may not be granted the first time around. The wait for results may take some time, and the gathering of necessary documents is a tedious task. The applicant must make professional friends or acquaintances because those friends will be needed to write letters of support and recommendation. If a pardon hearing is granted, the applicant is interviewed in front of members of the pardon board. Also, other people will attend the pardon hearing who may be in support or against the applicant.

A pardon denial should not be an excuse for the former offender to fail to achieve or fail to accomplish a goal. The pardon applicant must continue to strive to obtain training, education, or volunteer experience. The applicant must continue to set a positive example and make a difference in the community. It must be understood that, as the Honorable M. Michael Rounds, Governor of South Dakota said, No inmate, regardless of the offense, is entitled to parole or a pardon; they are rewards that must be earned and merited.

Allow the tips in this resource to be the path to the reward. Take the advice in this guide to gain the necessary merit.

Simone R. Richardson

Special thanks to:

The United States Pardon Attorneys Roger C. Adams and the current one Ronald L. Rodgers; the Honorable M. Michael Rounds, Governor of South Dakota; Roni Burkes, Administrative Assistant, and JoEllen Culp, Public Affairs Liaison of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction; C.A. Crofts, counsel to Governor Freudenthal of Wyoming; the Honorable Dave Freudenthal, Governor of Wyoming; Kent Wm. Jones, Senior Hearing Officer for the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole; the Honorable John Elias Baldacci, Governor of Maine; Maine Board of Executive Clemency; Rita Menard, Assistant to Executive Counsel of Rhode Island; and M. Campbell, Legal Affairs Coordinator for the state of Washington.

Additional Thanks go to:

Audrey Blodgett, Paralegal, Attorney General of New Hampshire; Judy Leavitt, Pardon Clerk, Maine Secretary of State; Mindy Dumermuth, Wisconsin Deputy Legal Counsel; and Karla Black, Maine Deputy Legal Counsel.

I’m deeply appreciative to all the other state officials who mailed me a copy of their state pardon applications and instructions, made those applications available on the state Web sites, or sent the information to me via email.

Visit Simone’s Web site:

http://zenclemency.tripod.com

Note: The governors and Web sites listed in this resource may be different by the time of publication.

Introduction

There is no guarantee a pardon will be granted. The steps taken by the applicant to prepare for the pardon, however, will not only help the individual seeking the pardon live a better life and help the people surrounding the seeker; the steps will benefit the entire world.

Executive Clemency by Pardon: A Guide to Pardon Success provides tips to enhance an ex-offender’s chances for being considered for the presidential or state pardon. According to the resource, pardon officials not only look for applicants who live a crime free life but officials look for the following:

1. The applicant’s participation in the community:

• Volunteering

• Involvement in charity

• Community service

2. The nature and seriousness of the crime.

3. Educational and employment pursuits.

4. Accomplishments and achievements of the applicant.

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